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Let's Fish (2007)

Let's Fish is fun and light-hearted. The use of live actors grounds the series in semi-reality, while the use of an animated background and animated characters allows for imaginative situations and stories. Let's Fish also takes aim at the American way of life, providing thoughtful social commentary.
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Let's Fish is fun and light-hearted. The use of live actors grounds the series in semi-reality, while the use of an animated background and animated characters allows for imaginative situations and stories. Let's Fish also takes aim at the American way of life, providing thoughtful social commentary.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Directed By:Chris Prynoski
Written By:Mark Rivers
In Theaters:5/17/2007
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Titmouse, Williams Street

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